Sound Training

[Tomm Williams]

Can anybody recommend some training courses in N CA. for pro audio? By N CA. I'm referring to Sacramento or north of there.

 

TW

[Ryan.]

http://www.losrios.edu/arc/fall/Specializations-in-Music-MUSM.htm

[Dogoth]

I have a friend that got a degree in broadcast from Chico State back in the 70's. I'd bet they have a decent electronic music department. Some schools consider it part of a BA degree and tie it to music/drama and some consider it part of a BS degree and tie it to electronics/physics. It just depends.

 

There very few schools that actualy offer a degree in audio engineering (although I'd bet the list is growing). Most real world courses in SR are through private schools or are one off seminars. They are around, but they are rare.

[dennis a]

 

Can anybody recommend some training courses in N CA. for pro audio? By N CA. I'm referring to Sacramento or north of there.

 

Meyer has a couple of seminars that might be of interest to you, but nothing scheduled in NoCal right now.

[stangconv]

http://www.proaudiotraining.com/

 

Anyone used this? Is it worth it?

[fdew]

http://www.synaudcon.com/

 

Very good. Highly recommended.

 

Frank

[BenBroChill]

 

http://www.proaudiotraining.com/ Anyone used this? Is it worth it?

 

 

Looks like a very basic or beginner type of thing. I think you could get more out of some of the books that are out there if you don't mind reading instead of videos.